feat: Upgrade to Remark v13 with plug-ins

[nschonni]

Some of the plug-ins require v13, so this bumps all the outstanding ones and the CLI

[nschonni]

Upstream PR nodejs/node#35647

Need to figure out about the new requirement for remark-gfm to parse the tables now. I'm not sure if this needs to be added as a direct dependency/plug-in of the preset, or a change in the way it's called upstream

[Trott]

LGTM once necessary changes land in nodejs/node repo

[nschonni]

@Trott should the remark-gfm be added here as a direct dependency, or is that something to get bundled on the rollup setup in the node repo?

[aduh95]

Ideally it would be a peerDependency, right?

[Trott]

Since it's only needed for testing, I added it as a devDependency when I (unintentionally) duplicated this work in #161. Feel free to do that if you want to get this unstalled....

[Trott]

Oh, I see you already have it as a devDependency. I think you need to also add -u remark-gfm to the script line in package.json that calls remark.

[nschonni]

@Trott how would you see that working upstream? Would you vendor the plug-in separately?

[nschonni]

Oh, I see you already have it as a devDependency. I think you need to also add -u remark-gfm to the script line in package.json that calls remark.

It's there, just at the end instead of the front 😉

[Trott]

@Trott how would you see that working upstream? Would you vendor the plug-in separately?

It wouldn't come with the plugin. People could choose to use it or not use it, depending on if they were using GFM in their markdown files or not. In the case of Node.js core, we're using it so we include it. But that happens where you install remark-lint, not in the plugin itself. See the changes to tools/node-lint-md-cli-rollup/package.json and tools/node-lint-md-cli-rollup/src/cli-entry.js in https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/35905/files.

[nschonni]

Sounds, good. I know we had to use the frontmatter plug-in before for nodejs.org separately, but wasn't sure since there are rules were using seem to require the gmf plug-in (checkbox-style, etc...)

[Trott]

Sounds, good. I know we had to use the frontmatter plug-in before for nodejs.org separately, but wasn't sure since there are rules were using seem to require the gmf plug-in (checkbox-style, etc...)

I guess if there's a way to set GFM in the plugin, then great, but I don't know any way offhand, and we can always add it in later. But for now, it's on the consumer to know if they use/need GFM or not. I'm more than OK with that.

[Trott]

Because this might be incompatible with existing setups, I'm going to be extra cautious and publish it as a semver-major (breaking) change.